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Originally posted by SheepRanger View Post
It's an English disease which hasn't been caught by the Welsh or Scots.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmHLh9sHA4M
Are you going to give us the shocked routine again?I have supported Rangers for 55 seasons, since March 1969.
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Originally posted by SheepRanger View Post
It's an English disease which hasn't been caught by the Welsh or Scots.
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/...artan-10884650
Perhaps a little more research is required before you post total ######## would be in order.I have supported Rangers for 55 seasons, since March 1969.
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Originally posted by cross it Dave View Post
In one of the last home international games at Hampden Park, the BBC / ITV camera went down to pitch level pointing at a Scottish player, behind him, and it was very clear, dozens of rocks and bottles were being slung by the ever so friendly Jocks at the England supporters behind the goal.
Not a word said by the TV team.
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Originally posted by QPRDave View Post
I can't believe some of the stuff I read on here sometimes dave.I have supported Rangers for 55 seasons, since March 1969.
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Originally posted by QPRDave View Post
He's not QPR and never made a first team appearance
The length of the deal protected QPR and it meant that, when Liverpool took him away as a 15-year-old, the London club collected a big fee. “I’m told it added up to more than £10m,” Gallen says.
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Originally posted by cross it Dave View Post
Oh dear, the Scots have the disease as well, £4000 fine, that is about 5p each for those who booed.
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/...artan-10884650
Perhaps a little more research is required before you post total ######## would be in order.
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There is a marked lack of bunting, flags and England paraphernalia where I live. I must have passed several thousand houses driving about earlier teaching my daughter to drive but can only recall a handful of gaffs that had flags and whatnot on display. Nothing on cars either - none of those St.George flags clipped to windows. Admittedly Merseyside is somewhat ambivalent about being English but in past several tournaments there's been far far more St.Georgery about than this time round. Is this typical of rest of England...... what's it like round your neck of the woods? I'd score Liverpool region as 1/10 in the bunting stakes.
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Originally posted by Abseits View PostThere is a marked lack of bunting, flags and England paraphernalia where I live. I must have passed several thousand houses driving about earlier teaching my daughter to drive but can only recall a handful of gaffs that had flags and whatnot on display. Nothing on cars either - none of those St.George flags clipped to windows. Admittedly Merseyside is somewhat ambivalent about being English but in past several tournaments there's been far far more St.Georgery about than this time round. Is this typical of rest of England...... what's it like round your neck of the woods? I'd score Liverpool region as 1/10 in the bunting stakes.
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Originally posted by Abseits View PostThere is a marked lack of bunting, flags and England paraphernalia where I live. I must have passed several thousand houses driving about earlier teaching my daughter to drive but can only recall a handful of gaffs that had flags and whatnot on display. Nothing on cars either - none of those St.George flags clipped to windows. Admittedly Merseyside is somewhat ambivalent about being English but in past several tournaments there's been far far more St.Georgery about than this time round. Is this typical of rest of England...... what's it like round your neck of the woods? I'd score Liverpool region as 1/10 in the bunting stakes.
I remember past tournaments where the roads were littered with those flags that had broken off the cars and st George flags were very prominent.
Good point Abs
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Originally posted by LoftusRoadLad View Post
“I watching with my brother, Steve, who was a part-time member of the staff, and I said to him: ‘Wow, that’s Ian Wright,’” Gallen says. “I was thinking: ‘He’s a bit small but that finishing and the speed …’ I told the club secretary, Terry Springett, that we had to sign him right away. That’s when we got Raheem’s mum in, we discussed our plan for him and we were able to get him on a five-year registration contract.”
The length of the deal protected QPR and it meant that, when Liverpool took him away as a 15-year-old, the London club collected a big fee. “I’m told it added up to more than £10m,” Gallen says.
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Originally posted by QPRDave View Post
Oh so you never hammered John Terry?
Totally disgusted with the atmosphere v Chelsea at LR the first time we played them back in the prem?
The atmosphere that won us that game imo.
You really are soppy ####I played sunday league football today.
Clearly I was the best player on the pitch.
I scored 5 and made 7 last ditch tackles.
We lost 5-0 but the rest of my team were sh it!
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